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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
3
OCR yields a sequence of unreadable time stamps and stray digits. Readable elements include 12 18 pm 4 03 pm 2 07 am and scattered numbers like 148 2005. The fragment lacks a coherent event or context.
Louis Batte and J D Jones visited the city yesterday. Mrs Ed Williams left for Galveston. Miss Daisy Lee of Wellborn revisited. Alf Tarver called on the Eagle. W P Richardson left for Beaumont after visiting relatives. Mrs Fannie Walker returned to San Antonio. Henry Conway called on the Eagle. Ed Heslop of Koppe's store was in town. Reed manages Wests k plantation and offers wall paper samples. For sale furniture and household items advertised.
The Bryan Quartette Club, named by unanimous vote, now has six vacancies and four new members Miss Kate Parker Miss Josephine Clarke Miss Katie McKenzie and Miss Frances Parker. The group plans to recruit more youths to aid the revival of music and rehearsals for the San Jacinto concert progress with Gibson pictures arranged by Mrs Lie Bias. The next meeting is at Mrs J W Howells Tuesday at 8 p m.
Renowned preacher and lecturer Rev Sam P Jones will lecture at the Bryan opera house on Saturday night April 15. The article also notes a hot lunch option at Charlie Elinburg's restaurant in the Zennati block and mentions local travel and court news including Judge O D Cannon's remand to jail after an examining trial for the murder of W A Gray at Franklin.
Three governments discuss a single commissioner from each country for Samoa. Britain plans a commissioner tied to German and American selections. status of Chief Justice Chambers and consuls could be curtailed under the plan. Independent notes from Jefferson City and Paris report on state actions and wireless experiments.
The cruiser Detroit, at La Guayara, was ordered in post haste to Costa Rica as American business interests and residents face trouble from the insurgency. The state department is appealing for relief while protests are prepared against General Torres in Bluefields and potential further action is considered.
Paris April 6 The Figaro publishes M Bertulus's examination of the late Lieutenant Colonel Henry who killed himself in August at Monte-Valrion after confessing to forging papers linked to the Dreyfus affair Henry claimed Dupaty de Clam and Esterhazy forged telegrams to implicate Picquart He appealed for mercy saying Esterhazy is a scoundrel and begged not to press further saying Honor before all. He hinted that the veiled lady was Dupaty de Clam.
In South McAlester E T April 6 two Holdenville ranchers Robert and James Taylor say their cattle were repeatedly stolen. They fired on two suspected thieves midnights, wounding both. the men were taken to Holdenville with gunshot injuries and are not expected to survive.
Portland reports that W. D. Jones and F. N. Spicer, prominent Wasco county men with a history of conflict, clashed at Jones' house as Spicer passed by. Jones appeared with a shotgun. Spicer fired in self defense, killing Jones. Spicer surrendered and heads to The Dalles, with belief he may be released.
In Kiao Chon the governor of Kiao Chon ordered two Chinese villages burned after a German patrol was fired upon. The action is viewed as arbitrary and unlikely to win approval from the German legation officials, who received a mild protest from Chinese foreign office. In Pensacola, Mr. Smith and his wife, new arrivals from the north, were burned to death in their home near Harp's station ten miles from the city.
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